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**Thanks for using the QR code! Hopefully you will find the Links/Supplementary files included on this page informative. Also, feel free to peruse my website!** <i class="far fa-grin"></i>
[Contact Information](https://edaviscarter.github.io/DavisCarterWebsite/contact.html)
[Lab Website](https://ag.tennessee.edu/fwf/bsalproject/Pages/default.aspx)
###Published Research Relating to this work <i class="fas fa-book"></i>
**Conservation risk of Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans to endemic lungless salamanders** [Carter et al. 2019](https://conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/conl.12675)
**Differentiating Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis and B. salamandrivorans in Amphibian Chytridiomycosis Using RNAScope in situ Hybridization** [Ossiboff et al. 2019](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335608774_Differentiating_Batrachochytrium_dendrobatidis_and_B_salamandrivorans_in_Amphibian_Chytridiomycosis_Using_RNAScopeR_in_situ_Hybridization)
#Unpublished work relating to susceptibility
##<i class="fas fa-stop-circle" style="color: firebrick"></i> **Use of these unpublished data is not permitted without permission granted from Dr. Matthew Gray** <i class="fas fa-stop-circle" style="color: firebrick"></i>
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Phylogenetic Tree showing clustering of clinical susceptibility (% Mortality) for species tested
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Phylogenetic tree showing clustering of infection (% infected) for species challenged with *Bsal*
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#Conceptual Framework of Susceptibility <i class="far fa-lightbulb"></i>
**Plotting the ID50 and LD50 values calculated for each species that experienced mortality and infection allows us to begin formulating ideas regarding their epidemiological role in *Bsal* disease dynamics. Species can be seperated into four categories.**
**1. Resistant** species that do not become infected
**2. Carriers** species that become infected but do not experience mortality
**3. Low Tolerance** species which become infected easily and die from the pathogen
**4. Amplification Host (Superspreaders)** species which become infected at low doses but are tolerant of infection and persist for long durations of time

**Representative photos of *Bsal* lesions observed on several North American amphibian species**
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**Photos of *Bsal* Zoospores and Zoosporangia stained with Calcoflour White (CFW) at various magnifications**

##Literature Cited in Poster